Yes. You signed a fee agreement. If the fee agreement said your attorney gets 33 1/3 %, that's what he gets. 33 1/3% is probably the starting...

There's no such thing as misusing your "cosignage." You don't have a legal issue, as my good friend Attorney Straus noted.

The Attorney General did not take more money than what you had in the bank, as that's impossible. Your bank probably has a policy of putting a...

If you can afford an attorney, hire one. There's no way to predict what might happen if he sues you. The best advice is to do 2 things: first, have...

You are asking two very different questions. Can you be sued if you are on SSDI? Yes. SSDI has no effect on whether you can be sued. Can they...

AVVO requires that we respond in 100 characters or more. I will respond directly in fewer than 100 characters by stating unequivocally that this is...

If you co-own the car, you can be sued..Whether you insurance policy provides legal representation is a question for your insurer. Your policy...

Now that you've asked and been denied, probably not. If there is an appeal procedure to the Housing Manager's decision, you should explore that...

No. You have a contract issue, and these sorts of damages are not cognizable in contract actions. You don't have a claim for these things.

No, you cannot. Regardless of the circumstances, if you are not a licensed attorney in the state in which suit is brought, you cannot represent...